Pearl Harbor was attacked by Japan on December 7, 1941. There were 2,400 fatalities and 18 ships damaged or sunk by the U.S. military. The United States' entry into World War II was its most significant result.
What is Geopolitics?
Geopolitics is the study of the effects of geography on the balance of power in international affairs. Around the turn of the 20th century, the Swedish political scientist Rudolf Kjellén first used the term "geopolitics," which expanded throughout Europe in the years between World Wars I and II (1918–39) before becoming widely used during the latter.
After World War II, geopolitical theory lost favor due to its links to imperialistic Japanese and Nazi German aggression as well as because the development of nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles diminished the importance of geographical variables in the global strategic balance of power.
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True because if you do some readin alf was originally in Arizona during the 80's
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<em>causes : </em>
<em>efforts to mine coal, european imperialism, and the emergence of capitalism.</em>
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<em>consequences : </em>
<em>poor working conditions, low wages, child labor, and pollution.</em>
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Both? here let me explain...
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If you want to get technical, once the President assumes the Role of Commander in Chief of the United States Military he has control over all military action while congress; per the original intent of the constitution, has control over starting war and ending it. If you really had to choose one or the other the Commander in Chief has in most occurrences decided how war ends. I really hope this helped, if not my apologies and if you need any more elaboration please let me know down in the comments and I will do my best.
Dear Editor,
I want to draw your attention towards the key strengths that the patriots have which may, according to me, lead them to a victory in war of independence.
The first important thing to consider is the war strategy that the patriots and the British have adopted. I understand the patriots have neither a naval power nor a specialized army. However, the strength here is the suffering of the desertion rates by the army which, I think, will pretty much pay them back positively.
Secondly, the deployment of the famous Fabian Strategy by Gen. Washington will yield fruitful results for the patriots. This is because it directly targets the Hudson Highland Strategy of the British without necessarily involving in conventional battle.
Thirdly, I think the alliance with France is of paramount importance here; Morgan successfully managed to lure Cornwallis in after the Battle of Cowpens in the year 1781. Due to all of these key strengths, I believe the patriots will win the war of independence.
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